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My understanding is if you want the pretty flames you need the hot bits of poorly combusted fuel. Anything clean burning isn't pretty to look at so is a boiler tucked away somewhere and not the feature most people are looking for when they get a wood burning stove.
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Once you reach 6 months and a week from your second jab you should have been contacted but if not you can book at https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/coronavirus-vaccination/book-coronavirus-vaccination/book-or-manage-a-booster-dose-of-the-coronavirus-covid-19-vaccine/
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"We don't really care if you are actually a business but the T&Cs are B2B"
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Solar panels don't really have enough output to make a meaningful difference. Technology isn't good enough, surface area isn't very big, roof frequently points in the wrong direction or is obstructed.
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Loads of places in my house where the central heating pipes are close to the surface and seemingly uninsulated and you can feel warm patches.
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Maybe more VAT bands? 0% on essential food, as now. 20% on chocolate. 50% on golf clubs.
It would be interesting to tax cars on value above a basic one with broadly similar function. A Kia Picanto is apparently 11.5k while an Audi A1 is 18.5k for basically the same features (4 doors, not much boot space, has an engine and some wheels) so that extra 7k is pure luxury and should be taxed at 40%? Probably impossible to codify.
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Can normal people hire a black cab, without driver?
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Ah, you need the goldilocks car. My grandparents were about 5ft and had great difficulty getting into my Fiesta because it was too low.
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Based on the height thing some sort of MPV or 4x4. Basically anything high seems to be easier for less agile people to get in and out of as you don't have to sit down so far.
Sane customers know that and don't mind.
I wouldn't expect all "trade" customers to get the same discount. In my line of work at different companies I've had between 20% and 94% discount on the same product for example.